Ferula hermonis is endemic growing on screes of Mount Hermon, at 2500-2800 m. It grows in northern Lebanon and Mount Hermon in southern Israel and Syria. It flowers from May - August. The flowers are bright yellow.
Arabic name meaning is "hairy root".
Plant parts used: root, plucked in the summer.
Traditional Medicine: used to make cuts at the root and collecting the resin that had fallen. Now they use alcohol extract.
The plant is considered as stimulant, tonic, and mainly an aphrodisiac for men and women. Lebanese Doctors and pharmacists are reporting 100% success in treating male impotence Lebanese shepherds report the plant's impact on the sheep: the enhancement of sexual activity and reproduction.
Other uses of the plant are made in wound healing and various skin damage, treatment of infections in animals and increasing milk production in cows.

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